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Poor countries are more vulnerable to cyber attacs

January 30, 2018 in Technology
Digitalization of poor countries is a good thing, but too little attention has been paid to the accompanying problems, according to one researcher.

Lawful casualty or victim of a war crime?

January 26, 2018 in Society & Culture
International law protects fighters and civilians differently. Establishing who has been a victim of a war crime and who has been a lawful casualty of war is not always easy.

Why the passenger pigeon died out

January 24, 2018 in Natural Sciences
The passenger pigeon was once among the most numerous species on earth. The last passenger pigeon died in the Cinncinati Zoo just over 100 years ago. How did it all go so wrong?

How very low birth weight affects brain development

January 19, 2018 in Health
Children born with very low birth weights are at an increased risk of cognitive, emotional and behavioral problems throughout their lives. But what exactly happens in the brain to cause these problems?

Houses reused for over 1000 years during Stone Age

January 17, 2018 in Society & Culture
We’ve always heard that Stone Age people lived in caves. It turns out that’s not the case. They often lived in earthen huts, which they reused and kept up rather than building new ones.

Bear hunting with caution

January 15, 2018 in Natural Sciences
With man’s hunting activities, he is now becoming a dominant force in the Scandinavian bear's life, and the consequences are surprisingly complex.

Pope said "no thanks" to Norwegian coins

January 2, 2018 in Society & Culture
Norway minted its own coins during much of the Middle Ages. But the coins didn’t always impress outsiders or even the Norwegians themselves.

Ten ways to prevent school refusal

December 30, 2017 in Society & Culture
Are you struggling with getting your child to school? Here is some advice on what you should do as a parent – and what you should not do.

How beginners can learn to read music more efficiently

December 29, 2017 in Society & Culture
New research shows that literacy learning methods may help beginners to read music.

Old patient stories help computers to predict cancer

December 21, 2017 in Health
Old paper records of Norwegian prostate patients from the archives of a 80-year-old Norwegian clinician, will now play a surprisingly crucial role in developing future machine learning methods for cancer prognosis.
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Danish Viking fortresses were designed to fend off other Vikings

August 21, 2018 in Society & Culture
After four years, the excavation of the famous Viking fortress, Borgring, is coming to a close and archaeologists can now describe the fortress in a broader perspective: An anti-Viking defence that allowed the Danish King to forge a new, mobile army.
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